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Wednesday, January 6, 2010

DRAGOBETELE Acest Valentine romanesc

Fiul lui doch Babel, Dragobetele a fost sărbătorită pe 24 februarie. Sărbătoarea Dragobete este considerată echivalentul românesc al celebrarea de Valentine's Day sau de Valentine's Day, sărbătoare a iubirii. 24 februarie, probabil, a insemnat pentru omul arhaic în zilele de primăvara devreme atunci când natura se trezeşte, ursul iese din cuib, păsările caute cuibul lor şi omul care a trebuit să împartă bucuria de a naturii.

Magic entitate similară cu Eros sau Cupidon, Valentine blajinitatea Dragobetele diferi de la tradiţia catolică, este un frumos, plin de viaţă şi o erupţie cutanată. Preluat de la vechilor daci, unde Dragobetele era un amant şi un naş al poliţiei, românii dragostea Dragobete transfigurat protector al celor care îndeplinesc zile Dragobete, dragostea de a lua toate an, la fel ca păsările situaţiei "" în această zi.
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Sunday, January 3, 2010

Virtual 3D patients could be used

Virtual 3D patients could be used to train staff in pin-hole surgery, thanks to work at Bangor University.
The ImaGINe-S simulator uses similar technology as computer games to recreate the feeling of guiding a surgical needle into the body.
The device has already been awarded an European prize for the use of computer graphics in medicine.
The team hope to see it introduced as a training tool within the health service over the next few years.
"What we're trying to do is create a virtual patient that a doctor or nurse can practice on," explained Prof Nigel John from the university's School of Computer Science.
"Rather than them having to practice on you or me, they can have a virtual patient that doesn't scream too much, to work out how to do a procedure."
The user wears 3D glasses to see a projection of a patient, and then moves two hand-held devices that simulate the role of a scanner and needle.
Pin-hole surgery training using virtual technology